Friday (21) marks a tradition in the world of football as OneFootball presents the latest weekly recap of kit launches.

Football clubs across Europe and Brazil have unveiled their new jerseys, inviting fans to weigh in on their favorites.

This week, a major German club introduced its third kit for the 2026/27 season. The new jersey features a dark base that leans towards a blend of purple and deep navy blue, adorned with an abstract pattern incorporating shades of magenta, pink, and red.

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Aston Villa

Shifting focus to England, traditional club Aston Villa debuted its away kit for the current season. The design merges retro influences with a modern aesthetic that reflects the character of Birmingham and the iconic Villa Park stadium. The shirt features a black color scheme, accented by gold, claret, and sky blue details on the sleeves and collar.

🇧🇷 Coritiba

In Brazil, Coxa has launched its third kit, drawing inspiration from Paraná artist Poty Lazzarotto. The standout feature of Coritiba’s new shirt is its dominant blue color, which pays homage to the hues found in Lazzarotto’s mural located at Praça 19 de Dezembro, a site of celebration for fans after significant victories, including the 1985 Brazilian Championship title.

🇧🇷 Internacional

Moving further south in Brazil, Inter has officially presented its new third kit. This design commemorates the 20th anniversary of their historic Club World Cup victory over Barcelona in Japan. The shirt is predominantly dark red with lighter red graphic details, complemented by a design featuring a Japanese dragon.

Photo: SC Internacional/Disclosure

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🇧🇷 Palmeiras

Lastly, Palmeiras pays tribute to Palestra Itália with its new third kit for the season. A prominent feature of this alternate shirt is the House of Savoy cross, located at the center of the chest. The design clearly takes inspiration from Italy’s 2006 World Cup-winning team, showcasing a striking blue color.

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Featured photo: Aston Villa/X/Disclosure

Friday (21) is here, so it’s already become a tradition!

OneFootball brings you the weekly roundup of kit launches.

Check them out below and share which one you think is the best-looking!

The German giant and one of European football’s powerhouses unveiled this week its third kit for the 2026/27 season.

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The third shirt has a dark base, close to purple and deep navy blue, with an abstract pattern combining different colors such as magenta, pink, and red.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Aston Villa

From Germany to England, the traditional Aston Villa unveiled its away kit for the season.

The new second shirt combines retro elements with a contemporary look inspired by the identity of the city of Birmingham and the historic Villa Park stadium.

The piece is black, with details on the sleeves and collar in gold, claret, and sky blue.

🇧🇷 Coritiba

Arriving in Brazil, Coxa unveiled its third kit, inspired by Paraná artist Poty Lazzarotto.

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Blue is the standout feature of Coritiba’s new third shirt, referencing the tones of Poty Lazzarotto’s panel at Praça 19 de Dezembro in the city center.

It is also at this location that the Coxa-Branca fans celebrate major achievements, such as the 1985 Brazilian Championship title.

🇧🇷 Internacional

Further south in Brazil, Inter officially unveiled its new third kit.

The shirt pays tribute to the 20th anniversary of the historic Club World Cup title, won in Japan against Barcelona.

Dark red is the predominant color, with graphic details in a lighter shade of red, as well as a Japanese dragon in the design.

Photo: SC Internacional/Disclosure

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🇧🇷 Palmeiras

Finally, Verdão pays tribute to the roots of Palestra Itália in its new third kit for the season.

The House of Savoy cross centered on the chest is one of the main highlights of Palmeiras’ alternate shirt.

The piece is clearly inspired by Italy’s 2006 World Cup-winning national team, with a very striking blue.

Photo: Palmeiras/Disclosure

Featured photo: Aston Villa/X/Disclosure

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